... moles ofoxalicacid c Calculate the molar concentration of based used Does the amount of water in which the oxalicacid is dissolved affect the outcome of investigation? Why or why not? Titration ... meaning of equivalence point Why is it better to use a weak acid rather than strong acid whey you titrate a base? Data Table Mass (g) Volume of NaOH (mL) Flask Initial Flask and oxalicacid Final Oxalic ... Concepts - Acid and Bases - Neutralization - Titration Problem How can you use titration process to determine the strength of bases? Materials Goggles Erlenmeyer flask, 250-mL Balance Oxalicacid dihydrate...
... a oxalicacid lên t l di n tích v t b nh (%) th i i m 40, 50 60 NSKS 42 Hình 2.8: Hi u qu kích kháng c a oxalicacid lên t l b nh th i c (%) 43 Hình 2.9: Hi u qu kích kháng c a oxalic ... oxalicacid lên t l di n tích v t b nh (%) th i i m 40, 50 60 NSKS 50 Hình 2.14: Hi u qu kích kháng c a oxalicacid lên t l b nh th i c (%) 51 Hình 2.15: Hi u qu kích kháng c a oxalic ... Châu ctv,2001) c tính oxalicacid tác ng c a i v i tr ng Tên hóa h c: OXALICACID Công th c hóa h c: Thư ng t n t i d ng ng m phân t nư c HOOCCOOH•2H2O 23 Tên khác: Ethanedioic acid, dihydrate Tr...
... reaction at 250 C and MPa Journal of Water and Environment Technology, Vol.1, No.2, 2003 acid, % of glycolic acid and % of formic acid were detected in The amount of malic acid decreased, and was converted ... biodegradability of CAAs regardless of the number of attached chlorine atoms The purposes of this research are to investigate the effect of the number of attached chlorine atoms on the reaction mechanism of ... partial destruction of MCAA by hydrolysis, production of biodegradable glycolic acid and decomposition of glycolic acid to other organic acids were reported [11] Based on the results of ion chromatography,...
... Poly (lactic acid) fabric Figure Effect of time of heatsetting on the linearity of load extension in weft direction of knitted Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) Figure Mean effect of time of heatsetting ... [PLA] Figure Mean [Ā] of effect of time of heatsetting on the tensile extension EM [%] of Ingeo™ Poly (lactic acid) 3.2 Linearity of load extension curve LT [-] The linearity of load extension curve ... 3.21 3.03 2.59 Figure Effect of time of heatsetting on tensile energy WT g.cm/cm2 in warp direction of knitted Ingeo Poly (lactic acid) fabric Figure 10 Effect of time of heatsetting on tensile...
... The third building block of PEURs – carbonic acid – can be incorporated into the polymeric backbones by means of either bischloroformates Cl–CO–O-D1-O–CO–Cl (diol bis-chloroformate, BCF) or active ... on succinic acid (rather alkylene disuccinates) with higher density of cleavable ester bonds – were synthesized by AP of TAADs with active di-p-nitrophenyl esters of bis-(succinic acid) -α,ω-alkylene ... polycationic PEAs (Figure 5.9) by AP of l-arginine-based TAADs with di-p-nitrophenyl esters of α,ω-alkylenedicarboxylic acids [33–35] The arginine-based PEA composed of succinic acid and 1,3-propanediol...
... home or office and offer the most future-proof solution in terms of pure bandwidth capabilities But in some cases, FTTP may not be the optimal solution in terms of overall cost and the value of existing ... The Economics of FTTN vs FTTP There are three predominant schools of thought regarding how to meet the everincreasing bandwidth needs of consumers and businesses Fiber-to-the-premise ... life in terms of bandwidth demand Service providers may find themselves in the position of deciding which course of action is more prudent in the long run – reaching customers ahead of competitors...
... reactivity of IgG, we used real-time kinetic measurements of the interaction of IVIg with C-reactive protein (CRP) The binding profiles obtained after single injections of native and of low-pH ... spectra of 32 lM ANS in the absence or presence of lM native, pH buffer-exposed or pH 2.8 buffer-exposed IVIg (D) Comparison of the fluorescence characteristics of increasing concentrations of ANS ... polarity of the local protein environment Thus, changes in the positions of the fluorescent amino acids, caused by structural modifications of the molecule, result in changes in the microenvironment of...
... the study of the sign of op op γ1 − γ2 ), is the solution of a polynomial of degree We can also write P (x) β∆L = , − (1 − k)(2 + κ)x + k + 2zk + with P (x) of degree where the coefficient of x2 is ... θ2 zk + z + k 180 International Journal of Central Banking September 2008 Proof of Proposition The study of (19) shows that β∆L1 (θ) reaches a minimum of kz −(1+k)2 1+k+z kz(1+k)(1+z) when θ ... 146 International Journal of Central Banking September 2008 Introduction A number of central banks—the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, the Bank of Norway, the Central Bank of Iceland, and the Swedish...
... attenuation of oleic acid micelles in the presence of synthetic plasmin substrate (A) Twenty microlitres of mM Spectrozyme-PL was added to 180 lL of various concentrations of oleic acid (the numbers ... evaluation of the kinetic parameters in the presence of stearate Evaluation of kinetic parameters Fig Comparison of three models for the catalytic action of plasmin in the presence of stearate ... Kinetic parameters of plasmin in the presence of fatty acids The values of kp and Km were determined from the amidolytic assay of plasmin activity, according to Model I, in the presence of oleate (OA)...
... of Glu, glycosylation of Ser or Thr, bromination of Trp, sulfation of Tyr, cyclization of N-terminal Gln, and epimerization of several different residues It is quite rare for such a variety of ... structure of conomarphin was similar to those of other conotoxin cDNAs The cDNA-encoded precursor of conomarphin consisted of a conserved M-superfamily signal peptide of 25 residues, a proregion of ... (Fig 4), so that the rest of the peptide chain of l-Phe13-conomarphin extends roughly along the axis orientation of the C-terminal helix The structures of several d-amino acid- containing peptides...
... 1.52–1.53 1.50–1.54 1.50 1.54 No adduct 1.58 1.59 of cysteine of glutathione ofofofofof N-acetylcysteine CoA lipoate ethanol formate of cysteine of glutathione Methyl• 2.28–2.29 1.93 1.70–1.73 ... 0.33 ± 0.01 0.33 ± 0.01 aH (mT) OH OOH MethylO• MethylO• t-ButylO• of linoleic acid Methyl• of linoleic acidof DTT of glutathione of cysteine 1.59 ± 0.01 Matched to thiyl radicals Reactive oxygen ... the presence of 2-oxo acid and CoA, but it did produce PBN adducts upon incubation with the E3 substrates, dihydrolipoate or NADH Modification of the tightly bound flavin cofactor of E3 with diphenyliodonium...
... ratio of 2.7 : and observed rates of fatty acid utilization of between 63 and 59 lmolÆh)1 per g dry weight through an initial ÔpulseÕ and subsequent ÔchaseÕ period The extent of activation of the ... phosphorylation/inactivation of ACC by PKA is still possible (summarized in Fig 7) Activation of AMPK by fatty acids (Eur J Biochem.) Fig Summary of the interplay between the effects of long-chain fatty acid, insulin ... (Fig 7), suggesting a dominance of the fatty acid- driven pathway for activation of AMPK over at least some aspects of insulin signalling This dominance of the fatty acid effect on AMPK activity...
... integral of with respect to the indole protons is consistent with the occurrence of the enol form of indolepyruvate (Fig 1) In the course of the establishment of the equilibrium % 85% of the enol ... (triplets of 5-H and 6-H at 7.12 and 7.18 p.p.m., doublets of 4-H and 7-H at 7.43 and 7.75 p.p.m and the singlet of 2-H at 7.81 p.p.m with identical integrals of all signals) The additional singlet of ... N-terminal amino acid sequence of the purified enzyme (Met-Arg-Thr-Pro-Tyr-Cys-Val-Ala) is identical to that of the nucleotide sequence of the EcIPDC gene (DCIP_ENTCL) Fig pH dependence of the oligomeric...
... binding of TPP to E1 The assay, in a final volume of mL, was started by the addition of the 2-oxoacid substrate as for the assay of E1, and OADHC activity was monitored by measuring the production of ... However, detection of E3 and lipoic acid in various archaea [10–12] led to the discovery of a putative OADHC operon in Haloferax volcanii [13] and our subsequent detection of similar putative ... attachment of a C-8 intermediate of fatty acid biosynthesis to the target lysine on E2 by enzyme LipB; subsequently, LipA catalyzes the incorporation of sulfur atoms to generate the lipoic acid moiety...
... biological function of CNBP Fig (A) In silico analysis of zebrafish CNBP amino acid sequence The amino acid sequence of zebrafish CNBP was analysed using the Prosite server The amino acid residues involved ... Analysis of the nucleic acid annealing activities of nucleocapsid protein from HIV-1 Nucleic Acids Res 23, 2434–2441 34 Rein A, Henderson LE & Levin JG (1998) Nucleic-acidchaperone activity of retroviral ... consequences of CNBP phosphorylation on nucleic acid binding by means of EMSAs following reported protocols [7,10] We assayed two ssDNA probes representative of the informed CNBP singlestranded nucleic acid...
... isomer of colneleic acid, i.e 8(Z)-colneleic acid, was recently isolated from In the biosynthesis of etheroleic acid and its two isomers, i.e x5(Z)-etheroleic acid and 11(Z)-etheroleic acid, one ... (2.5 g) of the cinchonidine salt of 3(R)-hydroxyheptanoic acid were obtained Regeneration of the acid by acidification and extraction with diethyl ether provided 3(R)-hydroxyheptanoic acid (0.73 ... fatty acids) Compound Monodeuterated molecules (%) Retention of deuterium (%) [14(R)-2H]13(S)-HPOD Etheroleic acid x5(Z)-Etheroleic acid 11(Z)-Etheroleic acid [14(S)-2H]13(S)-HPOD Etheroleic acid...
... domains model), is involved in taurocholate transport of the human isoform [21] We therefore looked for the role of each of the eight cysteines of the rat Ntcp for taurocholate transport Finally, ... mutagenesis of Ntcp (Eur J Biochem 270) 1121 Fig Topology model of rat Ntcp based on hydropathy analysis of the amino acid sequence (according to [1]) Transmembrane domains are symbolized as blocks of ... [3H]taurocholate for 30 The amount of cRNA of transport-negative mutants was increased 14-fold; the standard amount of cRNA which was injected for comparison of transport by mutated vs wild-type Ntcp was...
... when telling Othello of the fight Cassio was involved in, but Iago secretly wants the worst to become of Cassio's situation without seeming responsible Cassio is relieved of his duty as lieutenant ... Iago begins to establish his manipulation of Othello Cassio feels that it is necessary to seek the help of Desdemona in order to regain his position of lieutenant and therefore meets with her ... state of such emotional turmoil that he is lost in a trance Iago's control over Othello is so strong now that he convinces him to consider getting rid of Desdemona and even suggests methods of killing...
... the presence of mm CaCl2 (Table 1), emphasizing the specificity of the effect of Zn2+ Thermal destabilization of PSP-I ⁄ PSP-II was also noticed at acidic pH (Fig 2B) in the absence of Zn2+ cations ... enhanced at acidic pH Gel filtration of a 0.75 lgÆmL)1 solution of 125 I-labelled PSP-I ⁄ PSP-II at pH resulted in broadening of the peak and the appearance of species at the elution volume of the ... DSC profiles of the thermal denaturation of PSP-I ⁄ PSP-II Effect of Zn2+ (A) and pH (B) The excess heat capacity function (DCp) of PSP-I ⁄ PSP-II was determined at a scanning rate of 20 °CÆh)1...
... nine-amino acid tryptic peptide sequence of SAP1 was highly similar to a portion of the deduced amino acid sequence of two putative Arabidopsis PAPs (Fig 4) Similarly, a seven-amino acid sequence of ... concentration of enzyme assayed One unit (U) of activity is defined as the amount of AP resulting in the hydrolysis of lmol of substrate per at 25 °C Phosphatase assay A For routine measurements of AP ... Characterization of the phosphate starvation inducible-excreted acid phosphatase Plant Physiol 87, 716–720 11 Li, M & Tadano, T (1996) Comparison of characteristics ofacid phosphatases secreted from roots of...